teeter offers you a full body stretch. you

is teetering on the brink of going it alone of the interior minister declaring that he might want to start rejecting migrants who are preregistered in other e.u. states at the border despite what some within his own party see as a pretty broad success of getting fourteen plus states although we see those visit brothers eastern states retreating from this claim already but certainly more willing to take migrants and they have been before but clearly horsy hopeful wants to be seen to be tough also to be tough germany's borders and this is the big question mark will he take his sea use you cross the sea crossed that red line which could end up shaking up government we are hearing that he is getting a lot of backing from his own party delegates in this building behind me but what he will actually announce in the end there are many question marks on the roof. so we'll be looking at a big climb down or a political earthquake linda crane from what you are hearing right now and where you are the q my party members there be getting nervous about what's coming next the party members who entere

is political psychology my prognosis is that this won't go beyond the brink but this certainly is teetering on it. and how will it then all actually eventually pan out it's going to be a massive debate there are lots of speechmaking there today. well traditionally the c.s.u. prides itself in having its own party line is resents being seen as the smaller sister party of the c.d.u. so i would expect those critics of anglo-american also to have their say behind me in the room but also those and there are quite a few we're hearing who say this has gone far enough let's get back down to work and that would mean working with the german chancellor angela merkel as our chief political editor we can occur for standing by for us there and thank you very much . the polls have opened in mexico's elections after the most violent lead up to a vote in the country's history at least one hundred thirty politicians have been murdered since campaigning began presidential frontrunner andras manuel lopez obrador arrived early to cast his vote it's his current bid for the presidency and that's when former mayor

so-called heartbreaks the likelihood of justice has risen in recent weeks as the british government teeters between public expectations at home and e.u. demands. the u.s. has published stellar growth figures last week boss there are fears the u.s. economy may be peaking stock exchanges in tokyo shanghai and so broadly posting declines with european markets following suit analysts are skeptical that the record four point one percent g.d.p. growth in the u.s. is sustainable consumer spending and a surge in soybean exports were behind the surge and for the growth companies in china and the e.u. stockpile the venture is amidst trade war fears now let's shed some light on these developments and talk to cast brush he's the chief economist at g d van joins us now from france of course those u.s. figures don't seem to impress anyone has u.s. growth really peaked you know has been or not really i think the u.s. can still benefit from the from the tax cuts we got on there under president trump and also from the still are out of you know interest rates so i think for two thousand and eighteen the grow

the checkers deal, so in the last nine days that's pretty serious and it looks like a government teeteringext and for a lot of people it is bewildering to see her cave to the demands from a group inside her own party, the hard remainers who don't have a constituency in parliament over all to get what they wa nt parliament over all to get what they want and cannot seem to reconcile with that, and in the end brexit will be some compromise that nobody wants but will be agreed because it isa wants but will be agreed because it is a compromise, it has to be, so seeing the prime minister cup pitted it to this group when it looked like she was facing them down, evenjust a few days ago, you can see why mps inside her own party are infuriated. is that you're reading of it as well, that she has caved? she has capitalism, she accepted that for amendment laid

david davis was teetering a while ago.s actually resigned, he has threatened to resign a few times. iam has threatened to resign a few times. i am glad he has come to this decision. why didn't he resigned on friday? he has effectively gone into chequers, signed up as a member of cabinet to collective responsibility that this is the negotiating plan the government will use going forward , the government will use going forward, and we get to sunday night and he has changed his mind. i am surprised he effectively signed up to it, allowed the impression to go out that the cabinet was united around it, and hours before the prime minister is due to make a statement in the house of commons and crucially met her mps to sell the plan, he has resigned. my first thought is that i don't think it will have the impact he thinks it will have the impact he thinks it will have. i think he thinks it will bring down the government and start a chain reaction in which michael gove and boris johnson a chain reaction in which michael gove and bo

black winged mynahs, another indonesian songbird teetering on the brink of extension.ated to remain in the wild. these birds were born and bred here. now they are being set free. oh, wow. so far, 15 birds have been released into what is a uniquely safe forest haven. we're still within the taman safari park, not far from where the black winged mynahs have been released from the aviary. one of them has actually made a nest, and apparently there are some chicks in there. so it is making a small comeback here at taman. it's a snapshot of success, of what these forests should look and sound like. but if wild songbirds are going to return to more than just small patches of private land, the widescale trapping has to stop. so is that realistic, and can it happen in time? in this villagejust minutes from cika nanga, there are signs that a real shift is under way. this is the elementary school marching band. they are practising for a big parade. this celebration of indonesia's independence, learning about multicultural history, is part of school life. but today the children are

the truck teetering over the freeway guardrail near fourth street. the truck driver managed to get out, but the load on -- spilled on the highway below. two cars were damaged. it started when the truck collided with another car. that driver suffered minor injuries. >>> check out this mess. and overturned big rig spilled 40,000 pounds of sunflower seeds. it happened at 11 am this morning chopper five was overhead as the traffic squeezed by. those cars, cringing over the seeds. >>> lanes were reopened a short time later, no one was hurt. >>> bay area woman has turned herself in for a fatal hit-and- run crash involving a bicyclist. chp released this mug shot of the suspect who itÃ28-year- old kylie dirksen. investigators say she fled the scene after she had a cyclist in crockett tuesday night. 42-year-old christopher but not , of hercules was killed in that crash on san pablo avenue. officer say late last night they received an unusual tip that helped them track down the suspect. >> we received a phone call from the specific suspect driver and she relay

a bus in spain has been left teetering over the edge of a bridge after the driver lost control on a highway who was the only person on the bus, as it rested on the broken barriers. the bus was eventually lifted by crane back onto the road. khar danda, a tiny fishing village in india's bustling city of mumbai, recently got a major makeover ahead of the annual monsoon. more than 50 artists painted about 400 houses in bright colours across the village while waterproofing the roofs. as france and croatia battled it out in the world cup final, another famous football team were playing — the senior team of the wild boars in thailand. theirjunior counterparts are still recovering in hospital after being trapped in a cave complex for more than two weeks. our correspondent howard johnson reports from the match. we are at a senior game of the wild boars team in mae sai. what we heard earlier before the game kicked off was that, two of the players telling us that they really miss playing with the younger teammates. they say that normally they train with them every night after school and that, obviousl

a bus in spain has been left teetering over the edge of a bridge after the driver lost control on a highwayin a careful operation, firefighters were able to rescue the driver, who was the only person on the bus, as it rested on the broken barriers. the bus was eventually lifted by crane back onto the road. eritrea will reopen its embassy in neighbouring ethiopia today for the first time in 20 years. it was closed in 1998 after the two countries went to war over a border dispute. now the years of hostility seem to be over after a deal was signed to reopen borders and allow travel between the countries, as andrew plant reports. a music concert in ethiopia, but it was politicians entertaining the crowd. ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed hand—in—hand with eritrean president isaias afwerki, the two leaders ending decades of war and taking just a few days to do so. translation: forgiveness frees the consciousness. when we say we have reconciled, we mean we have chosen a path of forgiveness and love. eritrea broke away from its southern neighbour ethiopia in 1993 after a long fight for independe

with teeter.body stretch using gravity and your own body weight to target back pain at the source. you can elongatend

a watch section all society had and also the fact that social media had added and you why bring teetered that election because everybody. the political party that you would vote for. or try and encourage more and more prepared to come out and do the national duty and they will they did the generational. is quite evident in the way that the political parties have been trying to. in the lead up to the selection . out. in fact it is a young country that watch majority of the country. and that is now a train that a lot of people have been emphasising that to date for dave reported to. the electronic media has been working on it too and then india age of cell phones and whatsapp and all the. media that you have had a twenty galvanized dad was. you're going to. buy the election. that there's going to be a. good it's only the second time that this country has managed to fulfill and see a civilian government maintain a. it's always been dogged by military interference over seven decades how important is the dynamic when people go to in the psyche of pakistani people when they hear that a general

a bus in spain has been left teetering over the edge of a bridge after the driver lost control on a highwayver, who was the only person on the bus, as it rested on the broken barriers. the bus was eventually lifted by crane back onto the road. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkemifejika. with temperatures as high as 31 celsius, sunday was another hot day across eastern areas of england throughout the weekend, with scenes like this, it was england and wales that had the lion's share of the sunshine and warmth. sunday brought some useful rain to of parts of northern ireland scotland and eastern scotland held on to some sunny spells. this is the weather system that brought some rain to northern ireland and parts of scotland, it's moving southwards in the next 2a hours and behind it, it's introducing a somewhat cooler but more noticeably fresher feel to weather. into north—west scotland and northern ireland as monday begins, sunny spells here, one or two showers developing. central and eastern parts of scotland, early outbreaks of rain clear away with sunshine following. for england and wal

at the time italy was teetering on the brink between communism and democracy and engaged in a bitter land dispute. clare was the woman to help italy even if she was going where no woman had gone before. she was not just handed this post, she had to turn it. she asked conde for a job and displayed a similar thing when the president called her in and she had done speeches for him and she said what do you want and she said i want to be ambassador to italy and she always came prefer and she had three reasons to sway why she was the right woman. >> she said i'm axone catholic and this would gratify the millions of -- i'm a catholic and this would gratify the millions of catholics who voted for him and she said every female would be pleased that a woman had finally gotten a number one diplomatic post. ever the great persuader she landed her self the job of a lifetime. here she is being sworn in as chief justice and once she had the job she set out to make a difference. she had the support of the italian government, some of the italian newspapers were not as kind to the incoming ambassador.

the san francisco economy is teetering because the bank of california is the most important financial bank on the coast everybody wants his reassurance that coin can go into the economy to keep it flowing. and with those efforts to rehabilitate the efforts but those that ran the bank of california they were on the downturn then here comes john mackay and he came from nothing. people loved him in the 18th and 19th century. he earned it. he was an irish immigrant brought to new york as a 9-year-old boy by his family that settled in new york around 1840 through irish immigrant everything was going pretty well because john mackay was going to school and only half of the school age irish children in new york could attend at that time. however his father died two years later when he was 11. so now he had to quit pool so he had to sell newspapers as a newsboy because he could read he had an advantage. he could cry the headlines and gas many he could sell. they were up before dawn then it would sell the running papers or shine shoes or carry packages and then the afternoon papers dropped davi

taking what didn't work for duncan and his team he was he was very much in a different place than teeters. and i think what he's trying to do now is actually to get the results here so that was a very very big a humiliation to lose in brazil two to germany seven one i mean seven one is you know who loses seven one brazil don't lose seven one germany don't lose seven one but it happened you know it happened in front of our eyes and you know you said you cannot believe this and of course they had to sit back after that analyze what did go wrong. and a lot of things went wrong that that there was no there was no organization behind the same front players that they had this time there was no if they lost the ball they took a chance on a triple or whatever and last of all there was no one back bat to protect him and this is what t.t. has done he's and he's made them very solid and you know. and you can you can say that mexico didn't have what you know any i can see to score goals but they were completely close to each other the game last twenty minutes by this incredible system that brazil is

inside gaza already gazan unemployment is running at more than forty percent the economy has been teetering on the brink of collapse so we're told by numerous analysts over recent weeks and months this could be a decisive measure and one which could further destabilize gaza. six civilians including four children have been killed in an airstrike by the saudi and erotic coalition in yemen it happened near the southwest of the country coalition air support is being used to back the government troops in the fight against who the rebels in yemen. syrian government forces have surrounded rebel held parts of there are city where the uprising against president bashar assad began seven years ago the siege comes just three days after a russian brokered cease fire was agreed for there are province and opposition fighters say russia has not made good on any one of the key promises of the truth of what of reports from beirut. most of that our province is now under government control tens of thousands of displaced people have returned to their villages they left makeshift camps close to the border with j

inside gaza already gazan unemployment is running at more than forty percent the economy has been teetering on the brink of collapse so we're told by numerous analysts over recent weeks and months this could be a decisive measure and one which could further destabilize gaza turkish president or tie up out of one has been sworn in for a second term and has already named his new cap. but it is eggs office with sweeping new powers after a controversial referendum on the role of the president and april last year so tim costello reports from the capital ankara. with a couple or escorts present projects a prior dawn arise in his palace. this time as the first president of the nia system of executive government in turkey addressing his international guess he pledges to build a strong country. in the new period turkey will go even further in every area from the economy to big investments basic rights and liberties after becoming stronger turkey will continue to share the resources it has with its citizens and friends. the new system is seen as the biggest change of governance since the republic was

teeters detractors see him as a mere french beneficiary who turned his country into an international protectorate he managed to bring together two elegant arab nationalists to sign a peace agreement in two thousand and fifteen but so far it's largely remained in one paper and there has been another three billion under his watch in the region of mopti ethnic flemmi tribesmen have taken up arms citing social injustice and racial exclusion by the majority in bamako the army has been accused of carrying out extrajudicial executions of full only civilians mass graves found me i'm up to a good widespread condemnation by human rights organizations but for now the president appears to have the support of most tribal leaders in the north and south being be incumbent president. can use state if it was just six even state funds to his advantage is also likely to get support from a big chunk of his own tribe the bottom because the to the majority in the south and if he still has french support many. i believe he has the best chance to get to be elected. but. the a break in democratic republic of

inside gaza already gazan unemployment is running at more than forty percent the economy has been teetering on the brink of collapse so we're told by numerous analysts over recent weeks and months this could be a decisive measure and one which could further destabilize gaza. well still to come here on al-jazeera making journalism a crime of course in myanmar charges to journalists with violating state secrets or for reporting on the range of refugee crisis plus we're going to have the latest as u.k. police investigate the death of a woman after exposure to the nerve agent chalk. we got some very stormy weather on the way for taiwan and the southeast of china at the moment it is generally fine in try to se in as a child a few showers down towards the gulf of tonkin towards high now and as we go on into the next couple of days that right will push for still a few showers day notice for choose day fondant rather for hong kong and also for taiwan but take a look at wednesday this system slides its way in damaging winds this is going to be a very nasty one this some very heavy rain big seas as w

shares were teetering in positive and negative territory in aftermarket trading.he company missed analysts estimates on revenue. advertising was strong in the company beat massively on earnings. it shows amazon is managing to keep a lid on expenses while investing heavily on new businesses and expenses. joining us now is the ceo of the e-commerce platform boomerang and a former executive at amazon and working on the supply chain and retail merchandising. you are excited about these earnings, why? >> the profit was awesome. margins improved across the board. one of the key things that jumped out was, looking at the advertising revenues, it continues to be strong. 130% growth in the segment. a combination of advertising and the amazon program picking up and private goods are helping margins. that is driving this monster beat. emily: the cfo talked about improving efficiency across the board. even as they are making the investments in alexa and other areas. >> right now, it is achieving a big snowball effect creating momentum. there three plays they have perfect. num

also, will logsdon and kelly teeter. a ton of residents came out and they're including district 4 residents that come out and maintain a delta highway but for sunset instead to make sure there are drought-tolerant plants and it's also basically green infrastructure. so i wanted to give some kudos out. nicely done to the team. thank you. any other commission business? any public comment on what's been discussed so far? item 7, report of the general manager. >> good afternoon. the first one up is cleanpowersf update with barbara hale. >> good afternoon. barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. today's cleanpowersf update will include enrollment. we have a few items on the agenda that i will highlight as well. as you know, we're enrolling new customers. as of july 1, they're joining our program on the meter read date. the last described the 81,000 accounts that we serve. now with this enrollment process, it's 114,000 accounts. with that change, we're rebaselining the data we present to you. so i'm happy to report

collision on highway 101 left that truck teetering over the guardrail.fter this morning -- that was on the elevated section of fourthload of two cars were damaged. the truck driver was not injured. another overturned truck created a big mess in the east bay. 40,000 pounds of sunflower seeds were spelled near the macarthur maze in oakland. cars squeezed by the crash there. it took almost six hours to get it all cleaned up. >> i'm sure that it was like crunch, crunch, crunch. >> that would make quite the noise. we had another warm day inland, but not as hot as yesterday. in the 90s for the most part. a few exceptions in the 100s. but, 97 degrees today, san rafael, little bit low, not much. is 87. fremont, 79, and look at san francisco, 61 for a hike on my goodness. we are looking at baseballnith e in town, breezy and will for the giants. first pitch, 7:15. pretty wide temperature spread. let's go 41 degrees over 35 brternn, san pablo, right on the bay, only 59. so, we are going to keep the cooling influence of the ocean. the flow is still coming in from th

and he was teetering on the edge of having another one, according to his defense.came a fantasy, according to experts, something to help him escape his troubled life. but they say that workplace infatuation soon became something much darker. hemy's confidant said that it looked like andrea would wind hemy up, turning him hot and then cold. >> she treated him like a yo-yo. she would have him all the way at the top, you know, just saying that this is the greatest, and we're soulmates, and having a great time out of town. and then coming back in town and texting him and saying, we can only have a business relationship, we can no longer do this. >> defense expert dr. adriana flores said this yo-yo effect strengthened the delusions that hemy was having, and in this altered state he would listen to andrea's complaints about rusty, how the children were shying away from him. >> their conversation or communication was saturated with discussions of the children, saturated with andrea sneiderman's complaints about her relationship with her husband. >> hemy thought something

republican party has kind of tried to, you know, walk an incredible balancing act, but they tend to teeter more so to washington, d.c. and the power that's inside this beltway. mark: so you run for congress the first time and you lose. >> yep. mark: in a very tough district. >> yep. mark: you run the second time and you win, you're a tea party favorite. your principles you espouse them now and back then, same beliefs, same values. you run for re-election and you lose by 2100 votes or something in what was, in my view, very suspicious election. you think you might run again? >> you know, if you were to tell you that every day i'm not approached about that, and there's something within you, you will always answer the call of service. i moved to texas four years ago, and after this election cycle, you know, angela and i and the daughters aubrey and austyn. mark: your beautiful wife. >> who is much smarter than i am, ph.d. and everything, we're going to sit down and evaluate this because i think it's important we have statesmen, it's important that we have folks that understand servant leaders

maybe go after their straws but your state is teetering on the edge of armageddon.hy politicians are focusing on evil straws. the concern is really a denial of farmers problems. straws makeup only 0.02% of the plastic that ends up in the ocean. you would find more plastic in the faces of certain coastal politicians who i won't mention. what also hurts this narrative, america is responsible for less than 1% of the waste in the sea. most of the plastic trash comes from other countries, but if you can't blame america, then i guess it's no story. here's where you see the consequences. who needs straws most? the disabled who can't drink without them. good job, santa barbara. unlike the straws that you try to ban, you suck. jedediah, i always said if they lost straws, only outlaws will have straws. i've said that. >> jedediah: i have heard you say that. i am a defender of the straw. i have turned into a straw activist. i will he handing out straws after the show varying sizes. >> juan: can i give you a straw poll? >> jedediah: remember though straws you had as a kid. >> g

but will cryptobulls have anything left to celebrate as bitcoin teeters near lows and wipes out scores from the market? we'll have the answer to that and more next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident's 4 in 1 cleaning system consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. it kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and it helps to remove stains. polident should be the first choice of every person that wears a denture, to clean their denture. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july specials, with the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest

remember he tweeted that she was teetering on the brink of political collapse and that her immigrationtchet up in germany. none of that is factually true. and she is the leader of the western alliance in europe, and it is incredibly unproductive, according to nato allies, according to the western democracy, to beat up on this woman who's been in power of a very powerful country, that's upheld the values, the economics, the military of the western democratic and liberal world order. you know, just before president trump touched down in brussels, the senate in the united states passed by overwhelming majority its support of nato, and there's something very, very worrying for nato allies in the president's rhetoric. and we're going to see whether, you know, whether this summit ends in a unified statement or collapses in debacle and disunity as the g7 summit did. and if it does, that, even according to the u.s. officials who i spoke to, the u.s. ambassador to nato -- if it collapses in disarray and disunity, that will be music to president putin, who seeks nothing more and nothing less tha

competition between tribes and races and religions and nations beat in a zero sum game, constantly teetering on the edge of conflict until full-blown war breaks out? is that what we think? let me tell you what i believe. i believe in nelson mandela's vision. i believe in a vision shared by ghandi and king and abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and multi-racial democracy built on the premise that all people are created equal and they're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. [applause] >> and i believe that a world governed by such principles is possible and that it can achieve more peace, and more cooperation in pursuit of a common good. that's what i believe. and i believe we have no choice, but to move forward. that those of us who believe in democracy and civil rights and the common humanity have a better story to tell. and i believe this not just based on sentiment, i believe it based on hard evidence. the fact that the world's most prosperous and successful society, the ones with the highest living standards and the highest level

inside gaza already gazan unemployment is running at more than forty percent the economy has been teetering on the brink of collapse so we're told by numerous analysts over recent weeks and months this could be a decisive measure and one which could further destabilize gaza. catalonia is not giving up on any path to independence that's according to the region's leader who's had a meeting with the new spanish prime minister but there are signs she has hosted the separatist catalan president kim tola for the first time in the government palace in madrid the two leaders have agreed to kick start dialogue following a breakdown in relations after catalonia has failed attempt at secession last year more than thirty opposition parties in nigeria are working together to stop president muhammadu buhari from serving a second term the thirty nine parties say they have signed an agreement to form an anti behati alliance the plan is for all political parties to be represented in a government of national unity seventy five year old bahati says he will stand for reelection to a second four year term in of

we've seen triple digit swings in the stock market. r financial institutions have teetered on edge ofe failed. - america this week faces an historic crisis in our financial system and we are running out of time. tomorrow morning, i'll suspend my campaign and return to washington. i've spoken with senator obama and informed him of my decision and i've asked him to join me." - your recommendation that you guys suspended campaigning for a and really focus on that, that some people felt like that was a turning point, in your case, perhaps a negative turning point. - look, the country was in crisis. i was a united states senator. whether you think it was the right thing to do or not, how could i be out campaigning when the congress is expected to, along with the president, to act in a worst financial crisis since the great depression. hadn't happened in the economy, i think the mccain-palin might have been able to beat the obama-biden tiet. - my friends, we have come to the end of a long journey. the american people have spoken and they have spoken clearly. a little while ago, i had the ho

inside gaza already gazan unemployment is running at more than forty percent the economy has been teetering on the brink of collapse so we're told by numerous analysts over recent weeks and months this could be a decisive measure and one which could further destabilize gaza. so the common this half hour claims that russia is violating a ceasefire deal as rebel held areas of their city surrounded by syrian government forces and are living in a time of p.r. and very triad jointly declare they are no longer at war. hollow plenty of sunshine across the middle east normal service really has been resumed here barely a cloud in the sky actually it is going to be dry as we go through the next few days the winds of greater significance i suspect take a look at the temperatures mid forty's to kuwait city and also for baghdad that keen wind that sliding out of iraq pushing down towards the arabian peninsula twenty celsius and by really lovely sunshine here this is the place to be similar valleys as we go on into the middle part of the week so still getting up into the mid forty's there for baghdad at

. >> which way does the teeter totter till? where things are question mark >> macro winds. what the central bank is doing , i think that wins in the short term but the way we have been positioning of cycle behavior. everything suggests we are due for a problem. the way we have thought about it not have the luxury of not investing. our capital one's return. what we have done is focused on top of the capital structure. 80% of our investments are senior secured. loan devalue's around 50%. , way better than average. playing for the dislocation. >> with the caveat, no two cycles are the same, how would you describe -- how would you compare conditions in today's market with what we saw in the lead up to the financial crisis? >> a lot of similarities. some stuff is worse. like leverage levels. >> what else question my >> what else is worse? -- what else is worse? is80% of the loan break it light -- common at light -- covenant light. you really have no covenant and the more private markets where we participate, even though you are not